Hey guys. My name is Rudra, and I'm a 11th grader (Junior) from Florida. I have appeared in the final paper-based SAT (December 2023), as well as in the recent Digital SAT (March 2024). I have improved my score considerably, specifically in the “Reading and Writing” section due to the new Digital SAT format. I have covered the CollegeBoard's BlueBook Practice tests, Khan Academy's Digital SAT section, Barron's, Princeton and Vibrant's latest Digital SAT publications (both book and online) as well as appeared for almost all the "freely" available Digital Practice Tests from the different SAT Coaching centers, consistently scoring in the range of 710-780 – But I am aiming to score a perfect 800 in the “Digital Reading and Writing”, for the 2nd test on May 2024. I have realized the adaptive (Module1 to Module2) format and specifically the type of questions in the “Reading Section” is quite different than the Paper based SAT and I will like to share the knowledge and skills with all of you.

Hey guys. My name is Rudra, and I'm a 11th grader (Junior) from Florida preparing to appear for the first Digital SAT (in US) in March, 2024. With the aim to score a perfect 800 in the Math section, in the last 6 months, I have concentrated all my efforts in practicing "Digital Math". I have covered CollegeBoard's BlueBook Practice tests, Khan Academy's Digital SAT section, Barron's, Princeton and Vibrant's latest Digital SAT publications (both book and online) as well as appeared for almost all the "freely" available Digital Practice Tests from the different SAT Coaching centers, consistently scoring in the range of 750-800. I have realized the adaptive (Module1 to Module2) format is quite different than the Paper based non-adaptive test and I will like to share the knowledge and skills that I have acquired with all of you.

Hey guys. My name is Rudra, and I'm a 11th grader (Junior) from Florida preparing to appear for the first Digital SAT (in US) in March, 2024. With the aim to score a perfect 800 in the Math section, in the last 6 months, I have concentrated all my efforts in practicing "Digital Math". I have covered CollegeBoard's BlueBook Practice tests, Khan Academy's Digital SAT section, Barron's, Princeton and Vibrant's latest Digital SAT publications (both book and online) as well as appeared for almost all the "freely" available Digital Practice Tests from the different SAT Coaching centers, consistently scoring in the range of 750-800. I have realized the adaptive (Module1 to Module2) format is quite different than the Paper based non-adaptive test and I will like to share the knowledge and skills that I have acquired while tackling all these "Digital SAT Practice Tests" with all of you.